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Metal Models are awesome, heavy, diligent, and never worse for ware. Here in the Kansas sun, fine-cast melts if left in a case for more than 30 minutes, thus most of my models are pewter. A few weeks ago I began converting masters of the chapter and almost completed my project however last week I was able to get my hands on Pedro Kantor: beautiful model! I want to make a very specific conversion, but I'm not sure if it looks cool enough to garner the many days it will take to cut off the arm, remold lost details, position, magnetize, and convert iconography. Thus I ahve come here to DAKKA DAKKA to ask for your opinion(s). The Photoshopped picture is an approximate idea for the conversion.

Do it for sure! That looks great!

Worth it, i second the sentiment that the kantor model is the bees knees